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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
13
Classified ad offers modern unfurnished rooms and house rentals at 230 5th St SE and 5th St SE in Fort Worth area. Includes contact Mellvaine via phone 373 for arrangements and pricing details.
Campaigner cFadden speaks on economic reform and a balanced budget advocating single tax principles. He urges workers’ ownership stakes and farmer organization, while criticizing current tax structures and promoting security for future years.
Woonsocket prepares a large civic celebration with free acts on Monday afternoon and a balloon ascent from Lake Prior. Night events include a Big Night review, dances, and baseball games featuring Woonsocket and Troquois with Howard as a state champion. Mitchell Day parade and band will cap the festivities with a municipal hall dance afterward.
In Woonsocket two men were arrested after an attempted wallet robbery on Emmit McCormick. McCormick identified the assailant during the struggle, with $900 reportedly involved. Moberg confessed after questioning, implicating Emerson.
News notes list Wills Gros and Orion Tanner returning from Minnesota where they toured fields. William Risley moved household goods to the Andrew Olson home. Mrs John Miller left for Kent Washington to visit her sister, plans to return in September. Mrs WH Walton admitted to Huron Hospital for medical care. Bobbie Crecelius visited grandmother Mary Crocelius. Sarah Bachman recovering from a broken leg in Huron Hospital. C J Cotton trip to eastern state. Swartz family and Orion Tanner visited John Erling home at South Shore. several relatives joined, including Cleland, Esther Swarts, Bertice Moeller, for a family reunion. Corinne Cotton and Thelma Bowne left for Reedfield for a few days with relatives.
Residents from Yale Lead Iroquois Artesia Huron and Cedar Rapids areas hosted or visited relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Welste and family, Mr and Mrs Paul Gerry and family, Mr and Mrs Bar Tyrrell, Genere Vondracek, Filip, Irma Vondracek, Macy Smith, and many others.
Local notes recount visits and family news from Gathyrburs and Huron with Henry Falkenberg and Mrs Madson. Asa Hartington visits his mother in Linux City. Mr and Mrs Battien of Carpenton seen with relatives. a WPA graveling project nears completion. showers noted Sunday morning.
Local residents including Mrs A C Labreno and Mrs Carrie Sehlectar hosted and visited friends in Huron. Jackie Bnnger of Tulare and families Darrold Miller and wife joined relatives in town. Ruth Sickles returned from Ames Iowa after attending events and plans to resume routine activities.
Coast Guard and customs agents launch a coordinated attack on Rum Row smugglers led by the George and Earl. After weeks of sightings and seizures, authorities board and seize the schooner with 32000 gallons of alcohol and pressure grows to end rum running near American ports.
A reader from South Dakota writes to the editor lamenting grasshopper damage drought and failed crops. He urges federal seed aid, fair seed prices, and government action to prevent soil erosion and farmer ruin while noting the impact on merchants and transport.
The article notes Miss Faye Barrick traveling by bus from Huron to visit her sister and brother in Sage Angeles California. It also lists various local residents and locations in a scattered update about people visiting and moving, mentioning Ames Cedar and Cresbard area names.
Broadland notes list attendances and visits across Valley City area including Kenneth Abram and Robert Bushfield at a motorcycle event. Families visit farms near St Lawrence and Redfield. Dorothy Abramson returns home after a weekend with Ken Abrahams. Illness improves for Lime Tenn Miedare. local residents William Wiese and family visit Elmer Rogers in Virgil. J H Rogers travels to Virgil on business with William Harrington working near Watertown.
A report notes teaching equipment prepared for Spearfish as she will be employed in a similar capacity next year. The item outlines planned resources and position continuity for upcoming staffing.
The Reverend Lloyd E Strom officiated at the marriage of Miss Koren Haugers and the groom from Myx Laure Baugem in a three course wedding breakfast. Attendants included Esther Lunstrumsbeide, Miss Mertiel Strand, Richard Johnson, and Sanford Stemd. Out-of-town guests attended from Minnesota and North Dakota. After a month’s vacation, the couple will reside at the Lutheran parsonage.
Emma Earley and son Victor Foriey enjoy time with family. R M Goodpaster and Mrs Banecto return from visit with relatives. Kathleen Sortie and sister-in-law visit Otta Alexander home for weeks. R V Diggins return after two months visiting relatives in the south including Louisiana Arkansas and Texas. William Lockhart moves with parents to Austin Minnesota for well drilling work. John Lutter and Sterling Norbeck join Baker Montana trip. Miss Esther Matthews tours St Paul. Minard family returns from Canada trip. Mrs Julia Hetland and Mrs Hetland noted. Helen Priekis guest at Fy V Wilhite home while preparing to transfer.
A Farm Woman voices concerns about aging in society and the pension system. She argues the elderly deserve respect from children and questions penalties on aid while praising Roosevelt era reforms and the Townsend pension plan as a path to independence and dignity for seniors.
Textiles metals building materials and other goods have increased due to drought. The largest rise occurred in July compared with mid May, while most other prices rose about 4 percent in the same period.
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